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Introductory Economics Course Companion

  • Textbook
  • © 1993

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Authors:
  1. Barry Harrison

    1. Nottingham, UK

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Table of contents (38 chapters)

  1. National Income Determination: The four-sector Economy

    • Barry Harrison
    Pages 117-122

  2. Investment

    • Barry Harrison
    Pages 123-129

  3. Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply

    • Barry Harrison
    Pages 130-136

  4. Money and the Creation of Bank Deposits

    • Barry Harrison
    Pages 137-139

  5. The Monetary Sector

    • Barry Harrison
    Pages 140-143

  6. Monetary Control

    • Barry Harrison
    Pages 144-147

  7. Interest Rates

    • Barry Harrison
    Pages 148-154

  8. Measuring Changes in the Value of Money

    • Barry Harrison
    Pages 155-159

  9. Inflation

    • Barry Harrison
    Pages 160-168

  10. Rational Expectations in Economics

    • Barry Harrison
    Pages 169-170

  11. International Trade

    • Barry Harrison
    Pages 171-178

  12. Free Trade and Protection

    • Barry Harrison
    Pages 179-184

  13. The Balance of Payments

    • Barry Harrison
    Pages 185-192

  14. Exchange Rate Systems

    • Barry Harrison
    Pages 193-202

  15. Europe’s Economic Community

    • Barry Harrison
    Pages 203-211

  16. Public Finance and Taxation

    • Barry Harrison
    Pages 212-218

  17. Stabilisation Policy

    • Barry Harrison
    Pages 219-222

  18. Supply-side Policies in the UK

    • Barry Harrison
    Pages 223-227

  19. Development and the Problems of the Less Developed Countries

    • Barry Harrison
    Pages 228-234

  20. Back Matter

    Pages 235-240
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About this book

This book has been written to meet the needs of the A-level economics candidate. Although free standing, it will be particularly useful when used as a supplement to the text Introductory Economics. It provides a brief but thorough coverage of the A-level syllabus and highlights the most common mistakes made by A-level candidates. Almost every chapter includes full and comprehensive answers to recent examination questions. It will be an essential guide to all students of economics A-level.

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  • Nottingham, UK

    Barry Harrison

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